Apple Inc. Is a multinational corporation from California in the United States of America. It was earlier known as ‘Apple Computer Inc.’. It was started in the year 1976. The headquarters of Apple are located in ‘Infinite Loop, Cupertino, California, United States of America’. The official website of Apple is ‘www.apple.com’. Apple has over 30,000 employees as of January 2009. Apple belongs to the industry of Consumer electronics, Computer Software and Computer Hardware.

Apple Inc. manufactures various products like iPod, iLife, Mac, iPhone, Apple TV, iWork, Mac OS X, Cinema Display, Mac OS X Server and AirPort. Among the various products Apple manufactures the most popular ones are the iPod, Macintosh computers and the iPhone. Among the others are Apple software like ‘Mac OS X Operating System’, iLife which is suite of Creativity and multimedia software, ‘Final cut studio’ which is a suite comprising of professional film industry and audio software products, iTunes which is media browser and iWork which is a suite of productivity software.

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Apple Inc is a leader in manufacturing consumer electronics and software products. The American multinational corporation runs almost 300 retail and an online store.

The company’s best-known hardware and software products include computers, iPod portable media players, the iPhone, iTunes media browser, the ilife suite of multimedia and creativity software, and Final Cut Studio, a suite of professional audio- and film-industry software products.

The Apple website is a systematically well designed web page. The white backdrop of the website is unobtrusive and helps the products and features to be prominent. This functional feature gives the site a practical look. The font size is medium which also helps the product prominence and goes well with the over all design. The fonts are in black and cyan colors. The few icons on the home page lead the visitor in a focused manner.  Another plus of the site is that the web page loads very quickly despite heavy graphic optimization.

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